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Fig. 5 Fig. 6
Fig. 7
The electrical connection of the inferior solar group is carried out from the head end by inserting the connector,
which is situated under the solar group, into the opening under the solar group itself; link the corresponding
connectors on the inner side ensuring that they are ! xed to the oval wall to keep them as far from the re" ector
as possible. The same procedure as above must be followed when the ! tting the upper central solar group PB
(upper panel with 6 lamps) the only difference being the power lead of the soalr group which, in this case passes
through the inside of it.
3) Fitting the • xed solar groups PA/PC PD/PF
After having ! xed the two horinzontally pivoted solar groups and the handle proceed with the ! tting og the
other solar groups PA/PC (upper panel with 6 lamps) PD/PF (lover pannel with 5 lamps) which will be ! xed
to the oval extremities of the solar rings by four screws.
The electrical connections must be carried out the same way as for the ! rst two soalr groups passing through
the appropriate holes towards the head making sure to secure the cables on the inside so that they do not touch
the lamp re" ector.
In order to position correctly the above mentioned solar groups it is necessary to refer to the numbering and
lettering of the electrical fo relectrical connections.
N.B In some panels there are smaller leads that come out at the foot end, these will be used to link other parts
such as turbines, motors etc., the passage and connection is similar to that of the head end.
Nylon bush
Pin head end
Electric connection
View from foot end View from head end
! xing points using
the screws supplied
! xing points using
the screws supplied
Hole for passing the connectors through for the electrical connections.
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